Maine's traditional seaside towns have changed with rising prices for waterfront properties.
Stonington, on Deer Isle, is one of the few towns left where one can see the fishing industry and old way of life. I have photographed Stonington many times; I chose monochrome for this visit to enhance the feeling of old Maine.
It looked like this fellow arrived by boat to pick up his mail. If you look closely in the next photo, you can see the packet under his arm as he leaves. You can click on the images to view them larger with more detail.
Artists and photographers have always tried to capture Maine's beautiful light on the old houses. My attempts can be seen in the series below.
I loved the strong shadow on the huge outcrop of rock next to this lovely old cottage
This house is partially hidden by rock!
love the B&W here!
ReplyDeleteThank you Stefan! I was happy to hear you and JCB will have a chance to get together soon! Hope you have plans to visit Maine this summer!
DeleteLove the black and white photos!! Have a great holiday weekend my friend :)
ReplyDeleteOptimistic Existentialist ~ Thank you very much! Hope you have a great weekend too...and a little sun and warmth. Maine is cold right now!
DeleteCold.... I guess it's cold!!?!! Getting out my long johns again!!! Love these B and W's. must get down to deer Isle again this summer -haven't been in years!
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Rain ~ So sorry! I missed your comment, but had to laugh as we have been freezing at the camp...I feel like a pioneer :-( !!!
DeleteI really love Stonington in the snow, but we just didn't get down there this winter, but the day these shots were taken couldn't have been lovelier!
Wow lovely photos :)
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